Cambridge IGCSE & O Level Essential Biology: Kerboodle Third Edition
Bring Biology to life and enhance engagement with Kerboodle
Series Editor Lawrie Ryan, Author Richard Fosbery, and Author Gareth D. Williams
Suitable for: Cambridge IGCSE & O Level Biology teachers and students
Price: £399.00
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Subscription period:
1 year
ISBN:
978-1382035378
Publication date:
19/05/2022
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Availability: In stock.
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Description
Features
- Access in the classroom and at home, and enhance engagement with our flexible, blended offer
- Interactive quizzes at the end of each double-page unit, with results recorded in the mark book, to track progress and provide formative feedback
- Worksheets will either be an example of a practical experiment you may conduct in your lessons, or an activity sheet where you can practise the skills learnt within each double-page Essential Biology unit
- Animations, one per syllabus topic, clearly linked to learning objectives with an interactive quiz to help consolidate learning
- Targeted On Your Marks resources with step-by-step worked solutions for harder-to-grasp topics
- Exam-style practice papers and mark schemes (Core and Supplement)
- Includes digital version of the Student Book so you and your students can access it anytime, anywhere
- Answers to the practice questions for Papers 3, 4 and 6 within each corresponding student book
- O Level Biology matching grids to help ensure the full learning experience for O Level students
- Annual updates to further help enhance learning experiences for Kerboodle users
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